You can use HTML anywhere on Multiply: comments, posts (click on 'Edit HTML' first if it's a blog post) and even in your Page Title. Here are the basic commands, be sure to check the links for more info. :idea: If you don't like to use the codes but you want to use HTML somewhere, you can do this: create a blog entry and change the fonts, colors, etc, then click on 'Edit HTML' to reveal the code so you can copy it and paste wherever you want. [b]The Very Basic Basics[/b] Don’t worry, HTML is incredibly easy to learn. All you have to do is surround whatever text you want to change with tags. Like this: [b]What You Type[/b] [b]What You Get [/b] <B>Men</B> [b]Men [/b] <I>Are</I> [i]Are [/i] <U>from</U> [u]from [/u] :idea: You can even combine tags (just remember to next each pair of tags) <B><I><U>Mars Needs Women</U></I></B>[u][i][b]Mars Needs Women [/b][/i][/u] :idea: And That’s Not All <CENTER></CENTER> Centers text or image. <A HREF="URL HERE"></a> Makes whatever text/image it surrounds into a link. <IMG SRC="IMAGE URL HERE" WIDTH="100" HEIGHT="100" /> Add an image, using optional WIDTH and HEIGHT attributes to control the sizing. :idea: Note: IMG code is stand-alone (no separate close tag necessary). <FONT FACE="verdana" SIZE="6" COLOR="green">Little Green Men</font> Alter the size, style, and color of text. Cross-browser friendly fonts: Arial, Arial Black, Comic Sans, Courier New, Georgia, Times New Roman, Trebuchet, Webdings. Cross-browser friendly colors: aqua, black, blue, fuchsia, gray, green, lime, maroon, navy, olive, purple, red, silver, teal, white, and yellow. (Want more colors? Use a [url=http://html-color-codes.com]HEX code[/url]) That should be enough to get you started!